Lady Gaga
 Photo: Frank Lebon
The pop superstar will take The MAYHEM Ball Tour across Europe between September 29 and November 22. The run includes four shows at The O2 in London and Paris' Accor Arena, three nights apiece in Stockholm and Barcelona, two apiece in Manchester, Milan, Berlin and Lyon, and single shows in Amsterdam and Antwerp.
The European leg will follow her previously scheduled shows in Mexico, Brazil and Singapore this spring, and North American dates that run from July 16 to September 18.
Support acts for the tour are still to be announced. Tickets for all dates are on sale now - Compare and buy tickets here.
The tour shares its name with the multi-hyphenate's new album, 'MAYHEM', which arrived in March. Singles from the record include Disease, Abracadabra and Die With A Smile with Bruno Mars
Prior to the tour, the singer will join Green Day and Post Malone in headlining the two weekends of Coachella festival in California in April.
Chris Brown
The polarising performer has scheduled stadium and arena shows across North America, the UK and Europe for his Breezy Bowl XX World Tour.
Between June 8 and July 5, the singer will play Manchester's Co-Op Live arena, Cardiff's Principality Stadium, London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Birmingham's Villa Park, Dublin's Marlay Park and Glasgow's Hampden Park, alongside stops in the Netherlands, Germany, and France.
The European leg will precede dates across North America from July 30 and September 20, which include notable stops at Boston's Fenway Park and Chicago's Wrigley Field.
Support on the UK and European dates will come from Bryson Tiller, while the North American run will also feature Summer Walker. Tickets for all dates are on sale now - Compare and buy tickets here.
Brown released his latest album, '11:11', in 2023, which was followed by a deluxe edition in 2024.
Refused
The Swedish band have lined up their final tour dates in the UK and Europe.
They'll kick off the farewell run with gigs in Germany, calling in Berlin, Frankfurt and Hamburg in June, and Biarritz, France and Zurich, Switzerland in July. They've also scheduled shows in Glasgow, Manchester, London, Dublin, Paris, Lille and Leipzig between October 1 and 11. Tickets go on general sale at 9am BST/10am CEST on Friday (April 4) - Compare and buy tickets here.
The new shows will follow the previously scheduled spring North American dates, billed as Refused Are F**cking Dead, And This Time They Really Mean It, which continues at the Knitting Factory in Boise, Idaho tomorrow (April 4).
Last September, the Swedish band announced they were calling it a day. At the time, their drummer David Sandström posted a statement to their social media accounts, which revealed they had begun farewell plans earlier in 2024, but things were derailed when singer Dennis Lyxzén suffered a heart attack that summer.
Refused formed back in the early '90s and have put out five albums to date, the latest being 2019's 'War Music', though the band are best known for 1998's 'The Shape of Punk to Come', after which they split for the first time. They reunited in 2012 and released two more albums, and some EPs, the latest of the latter being 2020's 'The Malignant Fire'.
My Bloody Valentine
The legendary shoegaze band has lined up their first headline UK tour in more than a decade.
They'll follow up their previously scheduled, now sold-out Dublin 3Arena show on November 22 with gigs at Manchester's Aviva Studios on November 24, the OVO Arena Wembley in London on November 25 and Glasgow's OVO Hydro on November 27.
Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday (April 4) - Compare and buy tickets here.
The band, who formed in Dublin back in 1983, have put out three studio albums to date: 1988's 'Isn't Anything', 1991's 'Loveless' and 2013's 'm b v'.
Bob Weir And Wolf Bros
The Grateful Dead co-founding member has lined up a special London show with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra for the summer.
The veteran singer and guitarist will take to the stage with his band Wolf Bros — Grammy-winning producer Don Was on bass, and his Dead and Company bandmates Jeff Chimenti on piano and Jay Lane on drums — at the Royal Albert Hall on June 21.
The show, Weir's first in London in 22 years, will feature two sets of music made up of reimagined Grateful Dead songs, and tunes from Weir's solo career, all performed for the first time in the UK with a full 68-piece orchestra. Tickets go on general sale at 4pm on Friday (April 4) - Compare and buy tickets here.
Weir put out his most recent solo studio album, 'Blue Mountain', in 2016, and with the Wolf Bros released two live albums, 'Live In Colorado' and 'Live In Colorado Vol. 2', in 2022, featuring recordings from their four concerts in Colorado in 2021.
More recently, the 77-year-old has been performing as part of Dead And Company alongside fellow Grateful Dead member Mickey Hart, as well as John Mayer, Oteil Burbridge, Jeff Chimenti and Jay Lane.
The rock supergroup reunited last month to kick off their new Dead Forever 2025 residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, which coincides with their 10th anniversary and has dates running through to mid-May. Tickets are on sale now.
Also Announced This Week:
- Little Simz has announced arena shows in Manchester and London for the autumn, her biggest headlining performances to date.
- Bastille have added an extra Plymouth show to their For All Sides Tour this autumn.
- Ice Nine Kills have confirmed the UK and European leg of the A Work Of Art Tour will take place this winter.
- The Hives have announced their seventh studio album, 'The Hives Forever Forever The Hives', and accompanying tour dates.
- AJ Tracey has added more shows to his spring UK tour of intimate venues.
- Wet Leg have announced their second studio album, 'Moisturizer', and accompanying UK tour dates.
- Public Enemy have announced a one-night-only London show at the Royal Albert Hall for June.
- DMA'S side project BIIG Time have announced their debut album, '200K', and accompanying UK tour dates.
- Viagra Boys have confirmed a huge show at London's Alexandra Palace for 2026.
- Sparks have added extra dates to the UK and European leg of their MAD! Tour.
- Maribou State will head to Wales this summer.
- Michael Ball and Alfie Boe will play a Jockey Club Live show this summer.
- Fields Of The Nephilim have announced a UK tour for the autumn.
- The Wombats will headline a Heritage Live concert at the Englefield Estate in Berkshire in July.
- JADE and Myles Smith have joined the TRNSMT festival line-up.
- Morcheeba have been announced for London's South Facing Festival.
- Fat Dog and BDRMM are among the new acts announced for Wide Awake Festival.
- Twin Atlantic, The Hunna and Hot Milk are among 35 new acts confirmed for 2000trees Festival.
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